9 CT PPT Pang Yan Kai Low Wen Shin Chew Jun Wenn Mexico 17 July 2014
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Mexico is a republic located in North America bordering the United States. It has a population of over 100 million and its economy relies heavily on agriculture, livestock, fishing, and extraction of minerals and oil. The majority of Mexicans are Roman Catholic and Spanish is the dominant language, though indigenous cultures and traditions from before the Spanish conquest still play an important role in Mexican society. Popular Mexican dishes feature ingredients like corn, chili peppers, meat, and cheese and are often served with tortillas.
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Mexico is a large federal republic located in North America, bordered by the United States to the north. It has a population of over 113 million, making it the most populous Spanish-speaking country in the world. Mexico has a long history with many advanced pre-Columbian civilizations and was colonized by Spain in the 16th century, gaining independence in 1821. The country has significant cultural and economic influence in North and South America.
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New Mexico has a diverse cultural history, mixing Native American, Spanish, Mexican, and American influences. The state flag features the Zia sun symbol, which was important to Native Americans in the region. Traditional New Mexican cuisine prominently features green and red chile peppers. The state's architecture also blends Native American adobe construction with innovative Spanish elements like outdoor horno ovens. New Mexico has a population density of only about 12 people per square mile and is known for sheep and cattle ranching.
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- 1. TITLE: Mexico NAME: CHEW JUN WENN, LOW WEN SHIN, PANG YAN KAI STUDENT’S ID: 201420029, 201420041, 201420028 LECTURER: MS. DOT MACKENZIE MODULE: CRITICAL THINKING DATE: 9/7/2014 TERM: MAY 2014
- 3. Table of Contents I. Introduction II. Land and People III. Economy IV. Government V. Religion VI. Cultures VII. Mexican Dishes
- 5. Introduction United Mexican States, republic 1,952,500 sq. km Borders on United States in north, Caribbean Sea in east Divided into 31 states and Federal District THE COLUMBIA ELECTRONIC ENCYCLOPEDIA, 6TH ED. COPYRIGHT © 2012, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
- 6. Land and People Mostly mountains or highlands Less than 15% of land suitable for farming 25% of country = forests Mexican Plateau (2,440 m high) – heart of Mexico Population grew from less than 20 million to more than 100 million since 1920 THE COLUMBIA ELECTRONIC ENCYCLOPEDIA, 6TH ED. COPYRIGHT © 2012, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
- 7. Economy 20% of people engaged in farming Livestock raising, farming and fishing = main economic activities One of world’s biggest producers of minerals Produce natural gas and crude oil THE COLUMBIA ELECTRONIC ENCYCLOPEDIA, 6TH ED. COPYRIGHT © 2012, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
- 8. Government Constitution in 1917 A federal republic President elected to a six-year term and assisted by cabinet Current President : Enrique Peña Nieto THE COLUMBIA ELECTRONIC ENCYCLOPEDIA, 6TH ED. COPYRIGHT © 2012, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
- 9. Religion No official religion Roman Catholic 76.5%, Protestant 6.3% and others One of largest numbers of Jehovah's Witnesses RELIGION IN MEXICO HTTP://WWW.RELIGIONFACTS.COM/RELIGION_BY_COUNTRY/RELIGION_IN_MEXICO.HTM
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- 11. Mexican Dishes Basic Elements 1. Corn 2. Chili Peppers 3. Meat 4. Cheese Many meals served with tortillas (flat bread made from cornmeal ) Mexican Food http://www.facts-about-mexico.com/mexican-food.html
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